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Roosevelt needed the Garner delegates, the Texas and California delegates in his first nomination as the Democratis candate for President. A deal was made John Nance Garner lll, my Uncle released his delagates to Roosevelt, Roosevelt in turn supported him for the Vicepresidency, hoever Roosevelt was supposed to run two terms, then support John Nance Garner for President. Roosevelt of course did not keep that part of the bargin. Uncle John "picked up his marbles and went home," back to Uvalde. He never went back to Washington again, not even for a visit

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Henry Wallace was a staunch communist and FDR was not radical enough.

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